said 40000 veterans of the state population and that's exactly what's happening here so tyrrell said 40000 veterans of the states that are homeless we're looking at about $3500.00 plus here in canada that are homeless we're looking at about $3500.00 plus here in canada as well as veterans that are just having a really tough time getting by are as well as veterans that are just having a really tough time getting by our government and often is not supportive that's what critics say and we've even seen our prime minister government and often is not supportive that's what critics say and we've even seen a prime minister it's come out and say well you know what do you need more money for we don't have that money at this time while we give this come out and say well what do you need more money for we don't have that money at this time while we give millions in foreign aid to other countries so you know this is this is a type of project millions of foreign aid to other countries so you know this is this is the type of project that really isn't for and we need to push forward with something

the memo on watching the hawks i am tyrrel been trying to say we put dialogue over debate as topical walls for myself bring you 2 distinct and informative discussions between a variety of topics and guest with unique political viewpoints starting with my very own perception perspective. joining me today is the co-host of the boom bust and the burrito r t america boom bust producer brant job or an r t america correspondent john hardy thank you guys for joining me thank you for the boom bust team for coming out and daniel i want to start mask you actually these big private equity firms like all the global new media investment group who are buying up all these local papers all around the country and then slashing and burning them essentially how are they making money off of these scorched earth tactics like why are they even getting involved what what's the prize for them right now it's a familiar formula similar to the essentially the same playbook that we saw in the 1980 s. where people and corporate raiders would find need to stress kompany you know raid it divest it and then just ge

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i'm meg tyrrell outside the pur two hearing wrapping up in bankruptcy court in white plains we are getting essentially delaying all litigation against purdue pharma and the family that owns it. but only until november 6th. the parties purdue asked for six months of a stay of litigation as if faces more than 2,000 suits in the role oh over the op sid crisis bup at least 24 states are not onboard with the ininjunction junction. the judge splitting the difference and hoping the two sides can come together and come to agreement as to how information is sthard as they work toward settlement really at issue here is the disclosures around the sackler's bank accounts and financial information that the states who aren't onboard with the deal want more information about. and already we're getting a statement from the new york attorney general who has opposed the settlement offer from the sackler family saying essentially quote we're pleasewood the court as desire for transparency but they say we look forward to further proceedings and holding the sacklers responsibility for the role they played in t

you know there's there's all of that and we can you know i think it begs the question as you said tyrrell is there something the ferry it's going on here and you know it's it's there i mean the evidence is there most definitely i mean that's that to me was the thing that jumped out it's like why would they do this in the 1st place why are they doing this on purpose why they're putting these people in this in this situation to each other and what would be the reasons behind that. i mean if they wanted. if they didn't want you know. these people to harm each other they would not put them together they would not put them together and they would not stoke the tensions and fears that already exist between these groups who have said that they don't want to program to get there it's ridiculous to say that you're going to put these people you know in a room or in a yard together and let them figure it out and through positive thinking that somehow you know this is a miracle is going to happen and everything is going to work out just fine incident upon incident upon incident that has been document

while going to watching the ox i am tyrrel but for. that's so amnesty international's just so we're clear on everything in their investigation amnesty international interviewed 11 people about that march 18th strike that included family members those who had been to the scene and the staff at the telecom company where the men also.

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hong kong's an tyrrel network to shut down after protesters spondylitis some stations plus. the new technology that said in some critically endangered species from extinction. welcome to the program a curfew is due to be lifted in the iraqi capital it wasn't posed to stem a wave of violence that at least $65.00 people have been killed since protests began 5 days ago there's anger of a corruption poverty and a lack of basic services one of the rocks most powerful politicians. a school for the government to resign and hold snap elections imran khan reports now from baghdad. protesters take cover under a bridge in central baghdad as gunshots ring out scenes like these have led to strong political reaction religious leaders and politicians taking the protest movement seriously. i know. the speaker of the parliament mohamed i'll hold to see is now publicly backing the movement. well and you must pay tribute to all the young heroes whose weapons were their words to convey their message to all the institutions of the iraqi state for the need to proceed with the real reform and the